Australians Are Most Likely To Lie About Their Penis Size

Men From This Country Lie About Their Penis Size the Most

And where dudes are the most honest - by Alanna Nunez

Today in news that will surprise literally no one, men lie about their penis size! (Come on, admit it.) But now we have some idea of where the most lying occurs, courtesy of a new survey done by British dating site SaucyDates.com.

According to the Daily Mail, researchers asked men to measure the length of their erect penis, while asking women how big their last sexual partner was while hard. The survey found that Australians are most prone to exaggeration — the men surveyed claimed an average of 7.09 inches, while the women reported an average of 5.58 inches, which is a pretty big discrepancy.

Canadians are apparently the most honest about their penis size (I’d make a Canada joke here, but it’s just too easy). Canadian women reported that the average penis size of Canadian men was 6.95 inches. They were only .11 inches smaller than the men’s measurements.

Like their Australian counterparts, American men also oversold their goods, reporting an average penis size of 7.3 inches. American women most decidedly do not agree with that assessment: They reported an average of 6.64 inches instead.

British men exaggerated a bit as well, with an average of 6.89 inches, while British women reported the same length as American women (6.6.4 inches). In contrast, Indian men underestimated the size of their penises, with Indian women claiming that the average penis size is 6.3 inches — .23 inches longer than the men reported.

Necessary caveat: Obviously, asking people to self-report data like this runs the risk of people either exaggerating, but also estimating and getting the information wrong. Plus all the respondents came from SaucyDates’ membership pool, so take the results with a heft dose of salt. That said, it is interesting how often men and women’s perceptions of penis size differed. The moral of the story: When it comes to penis size, honesty is probably the best policy.

This article was originally published on MensHealth.com